Grant Munro
Biography
Grant Munro was a Canadian animator, filmmaker, and actor, celebrated for his innovative contributions to animation and documentary filmmaking. He joined the NFB in 1945 and co-starred in Norman McLaren's Oscar-winning short Neighbours (1952). Munro's film Christmas Cracker (1963) was nominated for an Academy Award. His versatility in various filmmaking roles and his pioneering work in animation techniques have left a significant legacy in Canadian cinema.
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Movies (28)
Six and Seven-Eighths
as Dancer
2003
On the Farm
2003
Hoodoo McFiggin's Christmas
Art Designer (Art)
1995
Creative Process: Norman McLaren
as Self
1990
The Magical Eye
as Self
1989
McLaren on McLaren
Director (Directing)
1983
Animated Motion: Part 5
Director (Directing)
1978
Animated Motion: Part 2
Director (Directing)
1977
Animated Motion: Part 3
Director (Directing)
1977
Animated Motion: Part 4
Director (Directing)
1977
Animated Motion: Part 1
Director (Directing)
1976
The Energy Carol
1975
Boo Hoo
Director (Directing)
1975
Pinscreen
1973
Tour en l'air
Director (Directing)
1973
The Eye Hears, the Ear Sees
as Self
1970
Ashes of Doom
as Dracula
1970
Where There's Smoke
Director (Directing)
1970
The Animal Movie
Director (Directing)
1966
Toys
Director (Directing)
1966
Canon
Director (Directing)
1964
Christmas Cracker
1963
Pot-pourri
Director (Directing)
1962
One Little Indian
Director (Directing)
1954
Two Bagatelles
1953
The Ballot-o-Maniac
as The Willing Worker
1953
Neighbours
as Neighbour on the Right
1952
Stanley Takes a Trip
Director (Directing)
1947